Active - the event is associated with at least one notification scheme or workflow transition post function.Note that only inactive custom events can be deleted.Īn event can be in either of the following states: You can add and delete as many custom events as you need. Custom - Custom events are used to generate an email notification (or invoke a listener) from a particular workflow transition's post function.You can, however, make them Inactive (see below). System - System events are used throughout Jira internally, and cannot be added or deleted.
There are two types of events within Jira: an Issue Resolved event, or a custom event (see below).
Other events are fired from within workflow transition post functions - e.g. Xmlhttp.Some events are fired by Jira internally - e.g. My Javascript (loaded as external js file, not in pug inline): var xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest() "storyTitleImageLabel": "trip to croatia", My approach with AJAX is probably completely wrong, and I have to get to the data in some other way. I want to use arrays and relative targeting to be able to add new templates without having to retarget in every new template. I could use 'getElementById' inside the function to write the json into an element, but then I have absolute targeting. I tried using global variables, but I could not make it work. The variables in my js code are limited to the scope of the function and cannot be used outside of it. Problems that I know of but can't find a solution to:
I'm new to frontend coding and try hard to wrap my head around these technologies. I'm using gulp to build the final output files. These templates are very basic, like replacing h1 and p strings or image paths. I want to write templates in pug, that are populated with data from an external json file. I don't understand how to use json as a simple database for my templates.
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